Development of scientific research in Feng Shui

Title: Development of scientific research in Feng Shui
Creator: Mak, Man Y.; So, Albert T. P.
Relation: 3rd International Conference on Scientific Feng Shui & Built Environment . Proceedings of 3rd International Conference on Scientific Feng Shui & Built Environment 2007 (Hong Kong 26-27 October 2007) p. 125-136
Relation: http://www.aiib.net/activities-events-past.htm
Publisher: City University of Hong Kong
Resource Type: conference paper
Date: 2007
Description: Feng Shui is a body of ancient Chinese knowledge that aims at creating a harmony between environment, buildings and people. It has influenced most traditional building design for thousands of years. Nowadays as many advanced countries seek to establish greater understandings of these relationships between the human and natural environments, architects begin to recognise that Feng Shui as a broad ecologically and architecturally connected paradigm. However, the development of Feng Shui principles and practices are complicated and there is little research into the application of Feng Shui knowledge to the built environment and architectural design. This paper reviews contemporary studies of Feng Shui by both Chinese and westerners, and in particular investigates the past, present and future development of scientific research in Fend Shui.
Subject: feng shui; scientific research
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/35378
Identifier: uon:3896
Language: eng
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